- 4 - residence. He eventually sold the residence to a different buyer in 1994. As a result of the foregoing events, petitioner divided his time during 1993 between Nashville and Minneapolis. He reduced his pilot rank from captain to first officer co-pilot and took a reduction in salary which enabled him to travel more easily to Minneapolis. His regular flight schedule during 1993 involved a short flight from Nashville to Paducah, Kentucky, in the evening, staying overnight in Paducah at the airline's expense, and a short flight back to Nashville the following morning. He would repeat this round trip to and from Paducah three evenings and three mornings in a row. On the last morning of his weekly flight schedule, petitioner would take a 3-hour flight to Minneapolis where he would work for 2 or 3 days for Romer. During his spare time in Tennessee, petitioner spent a few hours per week training a horse. He had played polo as a hobby for many years prior to his relocation to Nashville and believed that several wealthy polo players in the Nashville area would be willing to pay at least $40,000 for a properly trained horse. Petitioner had a horse shipped to Nashville from Minnesota in January 1993. He did not attempt to train this horse but he did lease it to other individuals. In May 1993, he purchased a second horse for $1,300 which he attempted to train as a polo horse. This horse did not prove to have the athletic ability required to present it for sale. Petitioner's records show thatPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Next
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